Karoline Leavitt Reports Polling Assault and Voter Fraud in New Hampshire
Karoline Leavitt called for law enforcement intervention after a polling place assault and promoted voter fraud reporting during New Hampshire midterm elections.
Former White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt urged law enforcement to intervene after a physical confrontation occurred at a New Hampshire polling station during the November 3, 2026, midterm elections. Leavitt shared a video, originally posted by Turning Point Action, showing an older man slapping an 18-year-old man in the face following a verbal argument over statistics. Leavitt described the assailant as a "left-wing nut job" and characterized the behavior as "despicable."
Earlier on Election Day, Leavitt posted a photo of her completed ballot and a selfie after voting in person. Her ballot showed votes for Republicans Kelly Ayotte, John E. Sununu, and Anthony DiLorenzo. After social media users claimed she had used a mail-in ballot, Leavitt clarified that she took the photo at the voting booth.
Following her voting post, Leavitt shared a link to the Republican National Committee's Protect the Vote website to encourage the reporting of voter fraud. Leavitt, who currently serves as a Fox News contributor, has previously criticized mail-in voting systems as fraudulent. The incidents occurred amid midterm elections to determine control of Congress, with polling suggesting potential Republican losses linked to voter frustration over the war in Iran and the cost of living.
